Abstract:

In this study, the effects of TiC+TiN, TiC-covered sementite carbs, uncovered sementite carbs and CBN cutting sets on the processability characteristics of AISI 410 martensite stainless steel were studied. For this purpose, the morphology of the roots, cutting forces and surface smoothness have been studied. Processability experiments have been carried out in dry tornage environments. In the experiments, the cutting speed of 60 m/min, the advance speed of 0.12 mm/div and the thickness of 1.2 mm were kept stable. The TiC+TiN-covered cement carbide team has given the highest cutting power values. Although the CBN team has given the lowest cutting forces, breaks have occurred in the team at short processing distances. Optimal values in terms of cutting strength and surface smoothness have been obtained in the process of lifting the slurry with the TiC-covered cementite carbide equipment.

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